high school

New Jersey schools has some of the best schools around, and two local schools now have some serious bragging rights, named among the 20 best in the entire country!

A group of local high schoolers make up one of six teams from across the country to compete in an upcoming applied math contest for the chance at a $20,000 scholarship!

Regardless of what MTV has outsiders believing, the Jersey Shore is chockful of some hugely talented people, so when one of our own has their talent recognized on the small screen, it's pretty cool. It's even cooler when I can say it's someone I've known for years.

Not since we put a man on the moon has one small step been such a big one.

Last year, Toms River High School East's Class of 2012 created a lip dub video that blew everybody away. But, '13 better up their game because one high school is creating buzz with a seven minute lip dub done to a very elaborate music mash-up.

A New Jersey high school is facing criticism after creating a ban that only the female students are required to follow.

Without a doubt, the kids of Freehold are the creepiest at the Jersey Shore. The reason may surprise you!

High School football is underway and there are definitely some big rivalries here at the Jersey Shore!

A random Facebook message to The Point put me in touch with a woman who is changing lives, saving lives and giving everyone "100 Reasons to Live."

Jason Huelbig is a star basketball player that led Middletown North to their best season ever last winter. He was named first-team All-Shore and his efforts earned him a full scholarship to Assumption College in Massachusetts. Sadly, Jason could lose his sight. He and his family need our help.

Let's be serious, this is Jersey. At Prom Season. Every tanning salon is chock full of teen girls trying to get that perfect bronzed look...but could all that change?

This is a pretty amazing video. This girl is only in high school and may have come up with the solution for a cure to cancer. Share this with people as this is extremely exciting and great news for all of us that have been affected by cancer.